Laziness. Sloth will kill the minstream media. All those well-paid journalists resting their fat bottoms on padded office chairs will become extinct as a breed, victims of their own inability to raise a sweat, just like the poor old dodo.

On Saturday, when I posted on Brevik’s links to Pamela Geller, a google advanced search for posts containing both Breivik and Pamela Geller brought up just two results.

Today, there are hundreds, mainly from the mainstream media, and including many comment articles. But all of the mainstream media articles are predicated solely on the endorsement of Geller’s website Atlas Shrugs in Breivik’s “manifesto”. Not one of these MSM pieces, not the New York Times or the Washington Post or the LA Times, picks up on the fact that Pamela Geller had posted a whole series of virulent specifically anti Norwegian-Muslim posts on her Atlas Shrugs website, that Breivik had posted comments on this website or – most importantly – that Geller had attended a hate rally in Oslo in 2009.

It took me half an hour on Saturday morning to discover all the above facts, but that is half an hour the mainstream media are not prepared to put in. One mainstream media outlet found the Geller references in Breivik’s manifesto – 24 hours after I posted – and the hundreds of other mainstream articles have been lazily based around that single fact.

29 July 2011 Last updated at 15:26
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Daily Mirror and Sun fined over Jo Yeates stories Mr Jefferies was the subject of media scrutiny after he was arrested
Two newspapers have been fined a total of £68,000 for breaking the law when reporting the investigation into landscape architect Jo Yeates’ killing.
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The High Court said reports in the Daily Mirror and the Sun about early suspect Christopher Jefferies were in contempt of court.
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Mr Jefferies, who was “entirely innocent”, had earlier accepted “substantial damages” from eight newspapers over separate libel claims.
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He also accepted a public apology.
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Mr Jefferies’ lawyer, Louis Charalambous, described his client as “satisfied” with the outcome.
.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14342766